Saints Row IV is the fourth in the Saints Row series of open world action-adventure games. Just like in the previous titles in the series, the player controls the leader of the Third Street Saints, who has now become the President of the United States of America. The game takes you back to the fictional
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week the guys go back to summer camp American style with 2000s Wet Hot American Summer. A crazy little movie chock full great comedians doing amazingly funny things. We also discuss how the internet broke twice in one week: Batfleck and
Gaijin Entertainment released a brand new trailer for their upcoming free-to-play game that will launch with the PlayStation 4 — War Thunder. The trailer is astoundingly beautiful.
Sadly, San Diego Comic Con International comes but once a year. And with it officially behind us, it’s time to remember the fun. Or remember why we had so much fun, being that my iPhone had enough battery power to make it through. Since having a kid last year, it’s been a while since I’ve
This morning, Nintendo officially announced its brand-new Nintendo 2DS, scheduled for a pre-holiday season release. In addition, they also announced some changes to the Wii U and its pricing.
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! One of a geek’s greatest fears is being bored (it’s why we have such wonderful toys.) Podcasters hate it too, so even though we had no idea what we were going to talk about this week, we forged ahead and tried to
On a “gaming addiction” scale from one to ten, the Sims franchise tops out somewhere around eleventy-billion. The franchise is on a completely different level of financial impact, with 3 flagship Sims titles across every conceivable platform and countless expansions. Its addictive design-and-micromanage game-play is married with a charming art-style, intuitive controls, and endless customization.
With all good things there is always an end. With that, The Cornetto Trilogy has reached its end. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, along with director Edgar Wright, the geniuses that brought their genera filled adventures starting with 2004’s horror inspired Shaun of the Dead, seconded by the 2007 action themed Hot Fuzz, finish off with
Trailers can be the worst thing to happen to a movie. In 1:30 minutes, a lasting impressing needs to be made that leaves the audience wanting more. You’re Next is currently suffering from this problem, as its trailers make it look more like a rip off of The Strangers than the incredible experience that it is.